Hi all,
I have access to an MDArray. I am trying to find its dimensions. In the C++
API I can see that GDALMDArray has a method called GetDimensions() to find
the info I need. But I am programming in Java and the Java API does not
show such a call for MDArray. Is there some way in Java to find the
You may use the multidimensional API for that :
https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/vrt_multidimensional.html . Typically
the element is relevant. Note however that on-the-fly
transposing can have bad performance, but for the relatively small image
you mention, that might be OK. That said, you'd m
It is indeed desired that the code style of the contribution matches GDAL's
style to some degree. GDAL provides a .clang-format file that might be helpful
when you are editing to provide some automated conformance.
Cf https://gdal.org/development/dev_practices.html#commit-hooks also to
inst
Abel,
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> On Jun 2, 2023, at 10:08 AM, Abel Pau wrote:
>
> You can find the specifications of our vector and raster formats on our
> website www.miramon.cat in the "Support/Technical notes" section under the
> titles "Format specification of the MiraMon vector files" and "Forma
Hi!
I have an image with 500 rows, 1000 columns, and 2 bands in a NetCDF
file which stores the data in the following scheme:
- dimension 1: rows
- dimension 2: bands
- dimension 3: columns
If I now do gdal.Open('filepath').GetRasterBand(1).ReadAsArray(), I get
a numpy array in the shape 500x2
Hi Barry,
I think you want GDAL_OF_MULTIDIM_RASTER. There's an example here:
https://gdal.org/tutorials/multidimensional_api_tut.html.
Laurentiu
On Fri, Jun 2, 2023, at 19:25, Barry DeZonia wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a software developer that has written a numerical analysis software
> package
Hello,
I am a software developer that has written a numerical analysis software
package that has support for n-dimensional data (
https://github.com/bdezonia/zorbage). I sometimes write importer libraries
to pull data into my data structures for further processing. It is
primarily a package for sc
Dear GDAL Team,
I am writing to you to introduce myself and ask you some questions, if I am
allowed to.
We are a team of developers working on MiraMon GIS, and I, Abel Pau, am
representing our group. We are interested in contributing to the GDAL community
by generating GDAL drivers for our vect
Hi Scott and Laurentiu,
It is now compressing the file. On a minor note I usually prefer to use
'subprocess' instead of 'os.system' but either way it is now a matter of
experimenting with the flags and finding out which is the best combination to
compress the project output files.
Thanks for all
